Spark plug problem

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martinjstn

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i had to replace my plug.. here is a ngk bpr6es.. which everyone said it would work... look at the difference.. i ended up bending the tip becuase i figured i would try it anyway..

anyone with a proper ngk part number for me??

 
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You gotta make sure the spark plug is not too long else the piston will hit it. As it is with a lot of parts it's best to take the old part in with you when you buy the new one to know it is the right part.
 
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NGK B6HS, or 7534.
Your plug appears to be much too long. Be careful that you don't get piston interference.

I don't have an NGK plug chart but I think the PR designation means 'extended'. I've heard the 'R' means it is a resistance plug. That you don't need.

I've run Champion #811 (L82C) and the shorty Autolite #2976 when spark plug to frame clearance is an issue.
Tom
 
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martinjstn

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2door said:
NGK B6HS, or 7534.
Your plug appears to be much too long. Be careful that you don't get piston interference.

I don't have an NGK plug chart but I think the PR designation means 'extended'. I've heard the 'R' means it is a resistance plug. That you don't need.

I've run Champion #811 (L82C) and the shorty Autolite #2976 when spark plug to frame clearance is an issue.
Tom
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ok thanks for the input.. im gonna write down all those number and hopfully the auto parts store will have one!

thanks a bunch!
justin
 
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gotcha.. thanks for the chart! i went ahead and bought a champion 811 or L82C.. he tried to give me a 841 but i wanted the exact part number 2door gave me lol. they seem to be the same size.. i guess we will see tonight
 
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